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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-06
"THE OZARK
Wholesale and Retail Liquor Store.
CORNER OPPOSITE L. B. RAILS.
CARSON CITY. NEVADA.
A. LIVINGSTON, AGENT.

WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT-I have re :
opened at the above named place with
full stock of the Standard Brands of
Wines, Whiskies, Brandies, tc., to be
had in the San Francisco Market; also
imported Ales and Porters; San Fran
cisco stock Ale and Porter; Milwaukee,
Boca and Carson Beers; California Clar-
ct and White Wines; II fact, a complete
stock in detail il. the line OF business,
which will sell in quantities to suit.
THE RETAIL DEPARTMENT ex ceIs any in
Nevada; nothing but the very choicest
placed before patrons.
LUNCHES A SPECIALITY.
All kinds of Sandwiches at all hours.
Call and see me. All orders promptly
attended to. aug6
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-06

The State Agricultural Society Established in Accordance
with Act of the Legislature of the State Nevada entitled
An Act provide for the and control of the State
Agricultural Society of the Sate, approved March 4 1885.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-06

L. J. FLINT, Washoe Co.
B. F. LEETE, Washoe Co.
p. Ell. MULCAHY, Washoe Co.
AL. WHITE, WaShoe Co.
JOHN p. SwEENY, Ormsby Co.
t. b. RICKEY, Douglas Co.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-06

iC. C. PowNING, Washoe Co.
ALvARo EVANS, Washoe Co.
THEo. WINTERS, Washoe Co.
F. DANGBERG, Douglas Co.
w. S. BAILEY, Churchill Co.
Jos. MARzEN, Humboldt Co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
Heavy Hitting.

DETROIT, Mich, Jnly l-Todsy's
game was heavy hitting exhibition,
ia which both ttans participated. The
home club won because they hit mo g
snu harder In almost every case tho
runs we're the re.ult Of hits, Gu *.
cepion bsirg in tho sixth, when
R1we's two errors, mufis by Brouthers
aud Richard on, and wild pitch,
gavs three ruue. The Phillies scored
once in ihe frat on three hit, once in
the second on triple and O sacrifice,
twice in the third on singe aud a
home run, one home run in the fifth,
thrice by errors in the sixth, once on
two hits and a sacrfice in the seventh,
twice In the eighth on two einglts and
triple, and sgain twice in the ninth
on three siDges, Thitchell's muf and
al out. A slngle and q four bsfer
gave Detroit two in the first, three sim
giles another in the third two singles.
triple and home run four Ia the
fourth; q single, an error, q double
and a sacrifice two in the filth; q
base on balls and home run two in
the sixth an error, a bate on rails and
tao doubles three Ia the eieh h, and
a base en- bale, a home run, single
and triple three more in the ninth.
Sharp, strong playing, was frequent.
Umpire Doescher WAS badly cut ON the
chin by q foul tip, but after some de-
lay he continued behind the bat with
his head swsthed in bandsges. Score
Detroit, IL; Philadelphia, l3.
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n VICTORY FOR THE Rain.
1T KNOCKS our SOUTHERN
LEAGUE CLUBS.
Games In the National League and
American AssociatiOn-In
Arkansas.
AFINE RACE BETWEEN HARVARD
AND YALE,
On the Thames River, Won by the
Yale Boys BY over Five
Lengths.

Between 1900 and 1900 p srs ,ns went
out to Citizsnb's Park yesterday sitter
noon TO witness the third game OF this
series between the Memphis and
Nashville clubs. All expected to see
an exciting contest, but they
were disappointed. After two innings
had been played, during which
neither aide made run, heavy rain
came up which nc ceseitated the call
ing OF the game. The usual thirty
minutes time was taken and the rsio
having stopped, plsy was retumed, but
not before the ca,cher's and other
lines had bsen well fortified by good
sprinkling Of cav dust. After the
game bad been resumed, Mtmp hia
went out in one, two, three order. Clerk
opened Nashville's half Of the third
inning by reaching first on Crotty'e
wild throw Of hia grouoder. Then
the rain came down in torrents and
umpire Suck declared the game of.
But for lhe rain, those who we're nj
the park would have been treated to d
fine game. Mssr IN pitched for Na,h-
vtlle, and In three innings four
clean hits, including two doubles, were
made of his delivery. George Nc
Keough occupied the points for Mem
phis, and In the same number OF in
niDps only two hits were made OF
him
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
TIE GIRLS IAaEAD.

While LEARNED psychologists are do.
batting the question Of women's ftness
TO compete with men Intellectually,
young women la this country and In
England are making records that
would teem 10 justify res,alement Of
II, and whether men can compete with
women. A young lady who wa not
permitted 10 study with the classes was
among the..siudenis distinguished by
special honon at Columbia College,
New York, ut ia recent commence
meni, and Mas Matte J. smythe, Of
Jesks county, Miss, took q
special honor as the beat Greek
scholsr In the amor class Of the Uni
yersity Of Mississippi, at Oxford, al III,
commencement exercises on Thun
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
TBE L0UREY's NATE
Fails Through . ua'ehwav aad ne
cetve. Fatal Injuries.

William Hayden, first mate OF the
steamer Henry Lonrey, met with q pe.
cu,iar aud fatal accident MOI day night
last. He was making his usual rounds
ON the several barees that the Lourey
had In TOW. Just before boarding
barge No. OIL, Mr.. Hayden left his Ian.
tern on board the Louiey, and In
walking In the darkness he stumbled
and fell into the open hatchway. His
failure 70 return aroused the Tears OF
the officers, who instituted q search
and found him down the hatchway In
an unconsci rs condition. lie vas
taken out OF the hole aud removed 10
his room on the boat. Medical aid
was at once Summoned, but II was Of
no avail, ~ the unfortunate man died
about 4:30 o'clock "Wednesday morn.
iug. TIE remains OF Mr.. Hayden will
be conveyed by the Henry Lourey TO
Grand Tower, ILL.,, where be leaves q
vile and four children, one Of whom,
daughter, was making The round
trip with him, accompanied by q
young lady friend. The accident oc.
CURED NJ Chotard, sixty miles shove
vickfburg, and the victim was uncon.
scious until the hour Of bis death. Al
Vicktburg the boat laoded aud called
In physician, but he Of once saw
that nothing could be- done that would
efIec. cure, and the steamer pro.
ceeded on lie coHrte mp the river. The
officers and Mr. Hsyden's daughter
we're unceasing In their efforts aud NJ.
tentIons, and he died ~ noted above
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
WON I'm the Eighth.

CHICAGO, ILL, July 1-Chicsgo
beat Washington In the eighth inning
today, after the 800 spectators were
firmly convinced that the White
Stockings would lose another game.
Ia the iirst inning CAROLS base hit,
Sullivan's error and Daily's single
yielded one run, and in the second
Myers and Shaw went 10 bases on
balls and Illness single bro ught them
In, giving the visitors three runs in all.
As for Chicago, Anson's two.bagger
and Pfefier's single gave one run 10
the second, and that was all until the
seventh, when Aneon made home
run. But this was not enough, so in
the eighth Daily made single, CLARK.
son got base on Myers's sIror, Van
Haltern made single, Rssn another
Arson a two.bagper, and Pfeffer sin
gle. Arson and Van ii ,ltern were
put ont on bases, bat Daily, Clarksl IN
aud Ryan scored and that decided the
game. score-Chicago, 8; Washing
top, 8,
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The Reception Of the Victorious
Crew.

NKw HAYES, Conn.,, July Newer
since the foundation Of Yale COLLEGE
has there cccurr d such a celebration
OF a college athletic victory ~ occurred
in this city tonight. Tho news If
Yale's victory reached here at 1850
O'Clock, aud in leas than ten minutes
the town vas sblsze with fireworks.
The college chapel and cnu CD bells
we're ringing, and the whole town
was wild with excitement. President
Dsight threw his hat In the
air and waved his cain with delight
when he heard the news. The special
train bearing the victorious crew ~.
rived at IL 80 o'clock and very speed.
lily the yictos were lifted TO the top oil
q tally.ho coach which their enthusi.
astic associates had provided. Headed
by q band and several thousand pto
pie, the crew were driven 10 the
campus, whore large fires were kin
died and fireworks discharged ill
morning. During the tour OF the pro
cession President Dwieh. was sere
naded, and notwithstat ding the late
ness Of The hour he appeared aud con
graduated the crew In q ten minute
epsech.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
GORGEOUS PYROrECHNICs
To be Displayed Tomorrow and
Monday. AZ the Tobeggas.

The magnificent display OF Ere
works and fire balloons, some with and
some without fire work attachments,
which will take place at the Toboeg,n
on tomorrow ana Monday, Sd and 4:h
inst, will be something 10 be remem-
bered by those 30 fortura,e as 10 Wit
neesit.
The display will be such as has not
been seen In this city bsiore. Space
will not admit Of our giving anything
like n complete programme OF the ex-
tensive assortment 81 pyrotechnics
now on their way 10 this city from
New York. A few OF the chief itous
must suffice 30 give even faint III, a
OF the grandeur 81 the exhibition
which may be exp oled, and TO wit.
ness which free oil charge every man,
woman aud child Ia the city and paris
adjacent ere cordially invited.
Darlng tho afternoons q Sunday
aud Monday, beginning esch day nj 3
o'clock, numerous balloons will az.
oend I ON tho Toboggan, and at dark
eGch evening the ball will be- opened
by a grand flight Of colored sky rcck.
cts, parachute rockets, Roma candies,
asefoids, mrolitts, saueirsons aud
other brilliant and gorge1u Gus items
Then will follow In rapid succession
numerous mines Of colorcd starr,
which, bursting high In air. spread an
elegant radiance over thu surrounding
country. The colorod triangle wheels
changing from time 10 time from one
beautiful form 10 another, the var @.
gated colors blending and contrasting
Toe rtette wheels, with inside snd
outside rings; the contra revolving
China flyers, the verticals, tri
angles, floral fountains 4
quite new effect which mus
be seen 10 be appreciated), the 4 IRA
bomb shells and batteries Of colore,
stars. The wonderful geyteB Of larg
and extra large siEe;, the aerial bon
qusts, sparkling with the richest col
oiea ferns; the chaplet OF roses, Chi
ness fans, silver glorles, gAllopades
AE,ec fountains aud other novelties Il
the pyrotechnic art too numerous 4
publish, will ahord a treat far tuperio
to that Witnessed by Over ten thousan,
! delighted spectators last 4th Of July =
the lobogsan grounds.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02

One Of the most extraordinary state
ments ever made In court Of justice
by q deputy jailer 10 that made yester.
day by Mike Butler, night Waterman
a, the county Jail, as witness In the
Millipgton murder case. He
said that by order Of Mr..
Mason, the jailer, he had escorted the
prisoner. Milllpgton, TO picnic at
Hindmau's ferry, and second time
on q visit to DR.. Duncan, we
presums at tho County Poor
House, aud on 4 third occasion
10 the cemetery. Mr.. MillingtoD,
Il must be remembered, was connoed
In the jail for murder In the first Go.
gree, an oif,nse that Ia not bailAble,
and yet he was permitted 10 20 out In
custody oi this night Waterman. This
was done In open defiance Of
the order Of tho Justice Of the
peace who committed MillingtoD, and
OF his indictment by the Grand Jury
Of the county for murder In the fret
degree. The ailor has no discre'
ton In the case Of any prisoner
committed 10 his keeping, be his
easnse what II may. The law re-
eulres that he thall not only keep
the prisoner sale, bu. that he shall
keep him In confinement. I, knows no
difference between Millington, charged
with murder, and the humblest negro,
aad difference or distinction
such as Mike Batter admits was made
should not be allo vsd 10 pass without
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nSeideslIy on.

CIScxsArI, o., July 1.-The Gin.
cinnatis won the opening game OF the
Cleveland return series alter two
hours Ci tedious bali playing. Both
mines were decidedly oil and made the
most sgsIavating blunders. Both
pitchers we're hated hard, Morrison
being hit effectively nj critical points.
The batting OF F,nnelly and Tebeau
and Nicholas wonderful all round
work we're the features OF the Cintin-
uati teams work. Both OF Nicholas
catches were simply miraculous,
Manu's sharp hitting and Sirieker's
secoLd base play were the features oil
the visitors play. The base running
OF the C,ncinnalis, assisted by timely
hitting, gave them the game. Score
Cincinnati, 10; Cleveland, D.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
COUNTY FINANCES.

We trust that Chairman Slaughter
will reconsider his determination to
recommend TO the County C:urt the
issuance If 100000 bonds and in.
crease the coun'y's indebtedness by
30 much. A public debt lie anything
but blessing. Instead OF in
crensing 1t II should DO decreased.
The mere fact that county bonds ars
selling at ll6 should otbe an encour-
agement 10 increase their number. II
merely proves that county bonds at 4
per cent. would be safe investment
at par. No, Mr.. Slaughter, you are
mistaken for cnes In your life. The
people will not sustain you In
any such wholesale issuance
OF bonds. /. hss ths smell about II OF
the scheme tina. was not many months
sgo tquelcbed at meeting OF taxpay-
ers. AZ to the public roads, the policy
OF the County Court should b9 to push
on and complete the matchmaking Of
the roads already partly paved.
They should, M the leading
roads OF the county, be paved
as fast as possible to the county line.
No, Mr.. Slaughter, 100000 in the
county treasury would be a sore
temptation to jobbery. There would
be ak more iron bridges for Raleigh,
and new roads might be grsveled In
order TO bring land now worth ten
dollars an acre into market as
worth $500. Let u continue
to pave as We can, and as fast and az
we'll q we can. II there are any
land owners who want roads graveled
let them follow the example OF the
land companies now operating 90 cue.
cestiully In the vicinity Of the city,
and do the grsveling themselves. The
debt must not be increased. The
people have said 10 In the case
OF the Midland railroad, and they will
say 90 again, no matter what the pre-
tense. Nc, Mr.. Slaughter, continue Ia
your conservative course. Do oil you
can TO decrease and nothing TO In
crease the county debt. Az TO IN,
sale Of the Courthouse, when ther,
is q proposition 10 that sfitc. beior,
the people, We shall discuss II.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02

day last. Acro's the sea. In the
mother country, even better work 10
being DONE The only senior classic
won at the examinations q! CAM
bridge, England, this year, was taken
by q 0irton girl, and q Newenhsm
girl took thesonly first class awarded
f.r the medieval and modern lem
guages, and two other young women
attained TO Hret.clsss in the Sec
ond part Of the examinations
in these languages. This added to the
previous record made by the girls Of
Newcnham AID Girton, quite justifies
the predictions made by those who
assisted within tho past ten yesrs for
the higher education OF women,
that they have the capacity and only
needed the opportunity to prove II.
But the English girls are not alone In
attaining to these marked successes.
Their American sisters are not behind
them. The Philadelphia Prea notes
that on the average at Cor
nell and Ann Arbor, In
this country, the women do better
than the men. A smaller proportion
Is found deficient In study, and a
larger share succeeds. Recently at
Cornell, while close TO tenth Of the
male students, or sixty Cat Of little
over 700, were found at one OF the
mid yenr irques's 10 he below the re-
CURED standard, mono OF the young
women In Sage Hall, nearly loo
in all, appeared on this list
Both at Ithaca and at Michi
gan University this disparity /.
usually explained by pointing out that
the girls who como to these colleges
are, to oil intents, picked class
whose attempt TO secure q college ed
ucaiion Ia itself proof OF an unusua
aud serious interest Ia their studies
This explanation, however, scarcely
fits the parallel case In the mixed higl
schools Of Now England aud 10 tn,
West, where the girls are bteadil,
in advance OF the boJs. And this Il
the case In ell the schools where serI
Gus work Ia done. Girls taken ava,
from what is rely mereiricious an,
put In competition with men, are ioun,
10 be more conscientious and NOR,
faithful. They have no basebsl
games TO distract them or di
vide their attention, nor an,
pride 10 MAINTAIN In opposing bca
clubs. They do not waste any time II
dissipations, have no contracts I,
"paint the town red" or try con
illusions with policemen. Thei
standard Of morals Is pei
isct and they have NJ
designations In drink, debauchery o
gambling TO indulge to weaken thei
intellectual forces and take ther
from their studies. These are gres
advantages and they speak trumps
tonsusd for moral rectilude % an q
sentisl In the attainment Of q high d,
gree OF scholarship.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
THE sunday APPEAL,

An extra edition Of several thousand
copies Of next Sundays APPEAL will
be issued and We notify our adver-
tising friends thus early that they
may take advantage Of 1t 10 speak
ct length to an additional con.
stituency; and We have to ask
that thoss who favor US with
advertisements for this mammoth
edition, send In their advertisement
ct ~ early an holr on Saturday as Il
possible. By doing so they will great
" aid rs In making proper display ant
.ssigning desirable places to them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
Amntsuri,b Yielding,

PuILADKLPHIA, Pa, July l. fhe
Athletics secured nine Of their eleven
hits Ia the frat three innings today,
with which the amat' urish fielding #
the Baltimores gave them very easy
victory. Weyhipg pitched q sIong
effective game from fret 10 last and
ives msgniiicently backed up. A one.
handed running catch by sommer was
the on'y sensational fielding feature,
score-Ath.eiic, o; Baltimore, 2.
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close hut Poorly Play ed

NKw YoRK, July l.-ANont 1870
spectators saw the game nj 81. George,
Staten Island, today between the ~, q
ropolitan and Brooklyn clubs. The
game vas close but poorly !layed,
The Brooklyn nine played tho better
game In the field, aud by punching
their hits In the seventh and eighth
innings turned a defeat into vic DRY.
The errors OF Rsdf)id and Esterbrook
were costly. Buidoek, Of the B)sion
club, umpired, although his leg ID
elill In plaster cast. Smith aad
Mcclellan played In ano form. Score
-Mes, Brooklyns, o.
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An Easy Weary.

IsDr.sArslIs, IsD., July New
York won an easy victory today In a
dull and spiritless game. Only sight
innings we're played owing TO delay
OF iorty.iiye minutes on account OF
rain at the end Of the third inning,
which made necessary the calling OF
the game before II could b. 6uished.
The features OF the game we're the good
batting and fine hslding Of the visitora
who made but one error. Score-In.
diauapolls, 81 New York, 10.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
Received n Vigorous Thra.hinE.

LouByiLLK, KY, July 1.-The
Louisville club celebrated Ito return
home by administering q vigorous
thrashlng TO the 81. Louis Browns this
afternoon. A large crowd was In ut.
tendance. Chamberlain pitched IN
excellent game, while Fouiz was batted
very hard. Bushong's fingers we're
msshed by a wildly pitched ball In the
sixth inning, and Boyle took his place.
Latham was fued $40 fir insulting TIE
umpire four different times. The ha'.
ting Of Kerins and Browning did
much 10 secure thu Louisville Their
big LEAD. score-Louisville, 10; It,
Louis. 4,
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A Very CIOse Game.
IaprnILI IN rnH APPRLI.l


PINE BLUFF, ARK, July The
game Of baseball here today brought
ont all the beauties OF tho game. The
Pins Bluff club started out with big
lead and were never headed, although
The Hot Springs club made rally
toward the end Of the game. Both
clubs were wild 1T times, out the ex-
ccllent battery work Of Doyle and
Lynch brought the Infants TO the
front. The battery for Hot Springs
was Long and Con way, end did good
work. The following Is tie tcore by
innings:
Pine Bluff .......1 100000 0-6
Hot SpriDgr-......l 0 o OF %
The umpiring of Black gave sais'
faction. Attendance large.
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Rain NJ Birmingham.
tsrsotAt "a Tuu APpuAIl

BmxISoHAM, ALA, July l.-Even
the rain seemed 10 be asainet the
local ball team this evening. In stop.
ping the game alter the first inning,
Esterquet gave Clean his base on balls,
and be finally scored on passed ball.
II is true that Birmingham did moi
score, but they batted Smith In q way
that promised victory. Holland and
Hillory hit the ball tafsly.
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a Dame NJ Helena.
IsrsoIAL TO rHr ArrnAL.I

HELENA, ARK July 1.-The lEt
game Of a series o three was played
Grinders for the championship Of
Eastern Arkansas, citizsns purse and
gate money. Tho game was won, al.
ter a hotly contested battle, by the
Grinders, with tcore Of IL 10 10
limo OF game-three hours.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02

Morrill, struck ct It and sent II high
over the left field fence for home
run. He also made q single and a
double, carrying of the batting honors
Of the day. The game was conspicu-
GUS for wild tbro wing and muffed flies.
Attendance, 5000. Score-Pittsburg,
4; Boston, 0.
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w,,a rn,owiss and nua.d piles.

Pirlsnuna, PA, Ju'y 1.-The Boz.
tons had n difficulty in hitting Gal.
vim today and won the game with
ease. They piled up the runs until
the Plttsburgs were no far behind that
ali hope Of their catching mp 10 their
opponente died out when the game
xM hall over. In the frat inning
Calvin pitched one Of bis slow curying
balls. AZ II reached The home plate,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
THE BOAr RACE
Dstwseu Harvard aud Tale Wen by
the Latter.

NKw LONDON, CT, July The
twelfth annual four mile slraightaway
race between elgh, Dared crews, rep.
rcsenting Yale and Harvard Uniyersi.
ties, was roved this evening over the
Thames river course from Gales Ferry
n Winthrop Point, and was won by
Yale by Eve aud bali lengths. on.
eial time; Ysle-Twenty.two min.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
Immepse Mortality.

NEW YoRK, July 1.-The mortality
In this city today has been great
than any other day this year. One
hundred and seventy per1ons died,
the greater number from cholera In
fantnm
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02

Its Grand single humssr ssrsv-
semt Annual Drawings regularly
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cember.
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WIN a FORTUNE. SEVENTH GRAND
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JaIy ~, Iss7-20sth MORT bravlrs.
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TSPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
u over Half q Million Distributed.
Louisiana State Lottery 20.

Incorporated In 1858 for TWENTY-FIVE par.
b. the Legislature for RduoAtional and
Charitable purpose,-vithG capital u IL
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By an overwhelming popular vcis ~
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